This is a tired-and-true beef brisket recipe
Very simple to make with a few basic ingredients.
There's really nothing to this easy recipe.
Just pour the mixture over the brisket.
Put in a shallow casserole just big enough
to hold the brisket and 1 C liquid.
Cover tightly with foil. I also add the lid to
keep the foil secure.
When done remove the brisket to a platter.
Scrape off the extra fat layer on top.
There's really nothing to this easy recipe.
Just pour the mixture over the brisket.
Put in a shallow casserole just big enough
to hold the brisket and 1 C liquid.
Cover tightly with foil. I also add the lid to
keep the foil secure.
When done remove the brisket to a platter.
Scrape off the extra fat layer on top.
Now make the gravy. Shake the cornstarch
and water in a jar and add to the drippings.
Bring to boil for one minute while whisking.
Slice the brisket and spoon on some gravy.
Pour the rest of the gravy into a gravy boat.
Good with potato pancakes, mashed
potatoes or my Cheesy Potato Casserole.
SAVORY BRISKET
1 beef brisket, about 3-4lbs
3/4 C water
1/4 C soy sauce
1/2 t celery salt
1/2 t onion salt
1/2 t garlic powder
1/2 t black pepper
Place brisket in a shallow casserole.
Combine remaining ingredients and
pour over brisket. Cover tightly with
foil and put on a lid (if you have one).
Bake 250º for 5 hours or 325º 3 hours,
GRAVY
Combine 2 T cornstarch and
1 C cold water in a jar.
Shake well. Remove the brisket
from the casserole. Add the
mixture and bring to a boil for
one minute, stirring to thicken.
SERVE
Slice the brisket and spoon on
some gravy. Pour the remaining gravy
into a gravy boat to pass at the table.
Enjoy!
It looks so moist and delicious!!! Pinned!!!
ReplyDeleteWow, the brisket looks so nice! If you want to smoke the brisket to perfection, you can use a wireless meat thermometer that can be left in the smoke, so you can know when it is smoked to just right.
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